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... an B d A C N o K , Lombard-street, London Claypons, and Co , Boston W alkington, and ' Hardy, Grantham /Ord, Spalding and ' Boston Banking Company, Boston and Thomas Gee and Co., Boston and Robinson, Nottingham Provincial Bank of England, Boston District ...
... e gew b ri e eoes t a i ro r ap o o f . l\iNo'lßi)g,eaa-nen.dwaambs Re-examined t u eh • d e e t b r twenty- Ao four te dm HARDY-i l l i e , s ,e b y the present cotton-twist expeditiously. This railway the P i ' conveyance than any other. The opinion ...
... Pmcssßoyal.Lieieh, Liverpool Margaret Grace, Rankin,do Mary Ellen, Maylor, Llanelly Ellen, Jenkins, London Alfred AJamei, Thomas, iMtded waiting for tide far Gil Bias, Read, London Goodhope, Trenouth, Hope. Nicholas, AnLdtia, Evans, Abeona, Atteridge ...
... exwntors and servants, mfd the largest which does nut exceed 8001.). directs bedivided equally between Ins nephew and niece, Thomas Mvers, Eaq.,and Miss Marv Myers. Compensation for Lands taken nv Railwatic—The select* cams iltee appointed the House of Lords ...
... petition against this bill, t `aPPrehensio, inconsequence of misrepresentations ka 414 d Th 0 ,14 8114 a person under Mr. Thomas. Did e worth e Ph Ed was averse to the me. 4 a l f. at -' ves at 1n°71,1 8, examined by Mr. Fortescue.—Li - .ou t Cov ent ...
... (*), Teal, nil 31,4 p.m.—Wind W.S.W., fine, and mild. BARMOUTH. Arrived [May 30] from rofidence,Roberts, Aberystw William, Thomas, Chester Sailed [May 28] for Jane, Edwards. Liverpool 31, 8 p.m.—Wind variable, light, sultnr. BELFAST. Arrived [May 31] from ...
... whielt proved that she was of unsound mind. • The magistrate ordered her to be sent t o St. Geor'ges Workhouse. LAMBEICIL—Thomas Reeves, alias &wile, the pugilist., was charged before the Hou. G. C. Norton with b e i ng disorderly at a late hour of the ...
... Trade on the line, which specited a branch from Lochgelly a. indisi eaSalle to the i:nop3r w rkins out of this scheme. Mr. Thomas Grainger, engineer to the company, was then examined by Mr. Serjeant hail surveyed the district through which this line was ...
... twenty-four miles by the present line of communication, and by the projected line it would be lessened to 18. Re-examined by Mr. HARDY— It was of great importance to get cotton-twist expeditiously. This railway would afford cheaper conveyance than any other ...
... street, London. Messrs. Garfit, Claypons, and Co., Boston. Messrs. Hardy, Walkington, and Hardy, Grantham. The Stamford, Spalding, and Boston Banking Company, Boston. Messrs. Henry and Thomas Gee and Co., Boston. Messrs. Moore and Robinson, Nottingham. The ...
... Margaret. Jackson , and sailed for Cuba April 29. Soeskummeren, Ivell Cette May H. Tweed (») Jamaica , and proceeded for St. Thomas •f• a. •’A.se • *,•• • a ,„ Afiril29. Medwav (») Andrew* Jamaica AuX CAVES’ .(jMay arriv'd from ApL 5. Isabella, JUfcdon May ...